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Daniel Blood
WR · SR · Washington State Cougars

Daniel Blood

WR SR Washington State
About Blood Updated Aug 22, 2026

Reliable slot piece, not a volume star

In the 2025 season, Daniel Blood was a steady Missouri slot receiver who appeared in all 13 games and finished with 5 catches for 51 yards, giving the Tigers a dependable, low-drama option rather than a featured weapon[1][2]. His calling card is consistency and toughness: he stayed available, worked inside, and brought value as a secondary pass catcher and occasional return man, but he never produced explosive numbers or touchdown output across three seasons at Missouri[3][7]. He fits best as a depth receiver who can execute assignments and keep drives alive, not yet as a headline-grabbing playmaker[1][3].

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DNA

Limited data for this season 2025 season · Updated Aug 31, 2026
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Receiving Production
~20th percentile; Building confidence; 5 games
Big Play
~30th percentile; Building confidence; 5 games
Usage
~20th percentile; Building confidence; 5 games / 5 PBP
Scoring Threat
~22nd percentile; Building confidence; 5 games
Reliability
~73rd percentile; Building confidence; 5 games
Consistency
~20th percentile; Building confidence; 5 games
Clutch
~60th percentile; Building confidence; 5 games / 5 PBP
Playmaker
~21st percentile; Building confidence; 5 games

Fair Market Value

$274K

Qualified estimate

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Stats

2026

Percentile among FBS WRs — a full red bar is the peak

71
Receiving Yards
265th of 812 WRs
0
Receiving Touchdowns
271st of 812 WRs
7
Receptions
143rd of 812 WRs
10.1
Yards per Catch
515th of 812 WRs
Career Stats
SEASONSCHOOL
20262771010.1
20255551010.2
20245881010.1
20233220010

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